Avast Sandboxing and Injection

I have been looking online for this answer but don't seem to be able to find anything other than people having problems with Avast sanboxing.

My question - Most sandboxing technologies can virtualize file and registry modifications. Thats easy, you just re-direct to an alternative area of the file/registry and the application still think its accessing the real areas when in fact its accessing the virtualized areas. But a lot of malware will inject into another process. How does Avast virtualize and injection. Can it ?

If it can't do this, then the sandboxing/virtualization in Avast is fairly useless for a large percentage of today's malware

Thanks.

 

It does, using a number of techniques. Feel free to try it out.
There's also some changes in this respect in the upcoming R5 version (whose beta is now publicly available) so you may want to try that out as well.

Thanks
Vlk